Vets4Pets Bury – Vets in Bury
Clinic Overview
- Many owners speak very positively about the clinical team, describing vets and nurses as caring, professional and clear in their explanations. Positive examples include prompt diagnosis, thoughtful aftercare following surgery, and sensitive support during euthanasia. - Reviews continue to show a split between experiences with the clinical staff and the front desk.
Services
- •General consultations and ongoing care: routine appointments, annual vaccinations, chronic pain discussions, prescriptions, medications, nutritional advice and weight clinics. Reviews also mention treatment planning around Librela for pain management.
- •Preventive and routine services: microchipping, nurse clinics, pet passports or animal health certificates, and general preventive care.
- •Surgery and dentistry: dentistry, soft tissue surgery and orthopaedic procedures including cruciate surgery, fracture repair and ear surgery. Recent examples include treatment for a hernia and retained baby teeth, with positive comments about explanations, cost discussions and aftercare.
- •Diagnostics and monitoring: digital X-ray, ultrasound, ECG, echocardiography, blood pressure monitoring, endoscopy, and in-house laboratory testing including biochemistry, haematology and electrolytes.
- •Hospital and advanced care: hospital ward, isolation unit, separate cat and dog wards, in-house blood transfusions, and cancer care including chemotherapy and oncology.
- •Species and handling: the practice sees dogs, cats, rabbits and small mammals. Reviews include compassionate end-of-life support for a pet rat as well as positive comments about calm, reassuring handling.
- •Emergency arrangements: out-of-hours emergency care is provided by Armac Pet Accident & Emergency Vets.
Pricing
Published prices suggest the clinic sits around average, based on a partial sample of comparable services. Review feedback on cost is more mixed: some owners say fees were explained clearly around surgery and follow-up care, while others describe the practice as expensive and raise concerns about estimate clarity, prescription and refund policies, and charges linked to sedation or repeat treatment.
People
- •Allison is repeatedly praised for compassionate support, especially during difficult and end-of-life situations.
- •Michael is named by reviewers as a vet who explains procedures clearly and handles sensitive appointments with care.
- •Josh is also mentioned positively for being professional, friendly and thorough in explaining treatment.
- •Amy is thanked in earlier feedback for listening, helping quickly and supporting an owner when a pet became suddenly unwell.
- •Zoe on reception is singled out for keeping an owner informed around surgery and helping to put them at ease.
- •More broadly, the vets and nurses are often described as kind, reassuring and good with anxious owners and pets.
Reviews
Google rating: 4.5/5 from 801 reviews.
- •Many owners speak very positively about the clinical team, describing vets and nurses as caring, professional and clear in their explanations. Positive examples include prompt diagnosis, thoughtful aftercare following surgery, and sensitive support during euthanasia.
- •Reviews continue to show a split between experiences with the clinical staff and the front desk. Several recent complaints describe reception as rude, dismissive or unhelpful, including concerns about attitude and appointment handling.
- •Pricing and value are a recurring criticism in negative reviews. Some owners report feeling rushed or unclear about likely costs, and there are complaints about prescription policies, higher-than-expected bills and limited transparency around treatment options.
- •A small number of recent reviews raise more serious dissatisfaction about treatment outcomes, particularly around repeated cherry eye surgery, while other owners still describe the practice as helpful, friendly and trustworthy.

